Angers
Angers is a city in western France beside the Maine river at the edge of the Loire Valley. The medieval seat of the Plantagenet dynasty, it has an old town with half-timbered houses such as ornate Maison d'Adam (now the Maison des Artisans). The Cathédrale St-Maurice, in central Place Sainte-Croix, features twin 75m spires and elaborate stained-glass rose windows. The city's newer areas offer a thriving cafe culture.
People born in Angers (First 49 people) - Page 2
Michel Lelong
Mickaël Pagis
French footballer
Noël Pinot
Olivier Guillot
French historian
Pierre Bouteiller
Journalist
Pierre Briant
French professor
René Bazin
French novelist
René II, Duke of Lorraine
Rodolphe Viémont
Film director
Romain Cagnon
Football goalkeeper
Romain Duport
French professional basketball player
Jean-Yves Leloup
French theologian
André-François Ruaud
Editor
Dominique Iogna-Prat
Historian
Joël Farges
Film producer
Marcelle Henry
French author
Violaine Cochard
French harpsichordist
Xavier Larère
Film producer
Yannick Landais
Researcher
Yves Besnier
Visual artist
Hussein Bayram
French boxer
Jean-Yves Chay
French football manager
Thomas Gilbert
Graphic novelist
Romane Bruneau
Goalkeeper
Farid Talhaoui
Footballer
Eugène Claudius-Petit
Former Member of the National Assembly of France
Jean-Claude Gérard
Flutist
Nicolas Maurice Arthus
French immunologist
Ermengarde of Anjou
D. 1146
Evy
Singer
Arnaud Boiteau
Olympic athlete
André Bazin
French film critic
Carole Varenne
French television presenter
François Dolbeau
Author
Pierre de Saintignon
French Politician
Guillaume Bautru
French poet
Charles-Henri-Louis d'Arsac de Ternay
French naval officer
Jarry
Film director
Cindy Moreau
Olympic athlete
Madame Claude
Lucien Guitteny
Race car driver
Claire Supiot
French swimmer
Margaux Chrétien
Olympic athlete
Mathis Soudi
Moroccan olympic athlete
Carolann Héduit
Olympic athlete
Jean-Philippe Domecq
French writer
Véronique Mourousi
Journalist
